Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-20
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 C.J. Clark. superintendent oi the &
 Louis Yavspai V. ( V. O., as Tip Top came down on Thursday evening. bring
 ing with him $500 ounces of silvel
 bullion. the result of the woEkings of thl
 waste dump of the old Tip Top mine
 Thsy have 10 stamps in their mill which cEuah 90 tons of 90 ounce ore per day
 This is concentrated into one ton. which upon amalgamation yields GO Ounceso o' 1ne bullion. They have enough of thia grade oi orc to keep their mill runninl continuously for another year. It | nov proposed to put in 10 additional stamps ss an early day and run through everything on the dumps and in the mine that will pay 10 ounces per ton.
 They have thus far gos their vstes from the mine, but nine months csntin- uous drawing upon this source has nearly drained it. and the future supply will be pumped from slarse spring. thres miles below the mill. This eprins will a6oed 5000 gallons per day. Their wood is packed from the Brsdshaw mountains, IA miles distant, and cost el3 per cord laid down ct the mins. The company own the nerwin mine on the Crosscut lode. about four miles southwest from the town of Tip Top. They arc down 70 feet and have . two foot vean of % ounce orc. There is nov 1000 gallons of water per day. raiaed iron the mine. Ar. Clark thinks that the company has . bright future bsIoes t.
 Ensign ( Bowen have IS tons of 100 ounce ore out and sacked ready for ahipment This orc comes from the Arisona claim. Among the lot is ose tAas sssays n 900 ounces pr ton. which lArSsly helps to raiss the general svesags so Q high . figure. 0thess ass taking out ors for shipment and Mr. Clark e. timasss the amount on tho dumps equivaleat to 36Qoo oancss.-0asstss.
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 The Prescott Open houss was com fostably 6llsd last svsnins. to witnss ths production k Taylos's bsastiful comedy drama, Caprice. by 1iss 1ian,s Aaddssn and her excellsst company. The audieaos was not disappointed, either, ia ths dramatic treat predicssd boe then by the JoURxAl-AuxR, e the pss1osnance. # anything excelled their nose sanguins e1pectstionA Ths sP psasancs of Mia 1addssp was the ienal for aa outburst of enthusiastie sp- piauss from the sudisace. and the intsrsss in the dsama vas anahaAed throughout
 llis Aaddsra plays the part oi 1secy Daxter and Lucy AsAsos. The soesssy of the 6rst pazt, Espressats . mountain (caaping scene, sear tho faEnhouss q (leGhso Barter. Aercy. the ussducassd tnuGhsw oi the farmer, fsseinases . young aEsias Of good family. who speads hia ho,iaays in the neighborh0od and vho aAAl1y narEiss tho country girl \ shoet period insues oi love in . cottage, but the artist gsows weary of his poor iittls unsrsnmaaical wife. and. aftes much pathetic approximation with her father for not having sent her te school. nsccy leaves her husband and devoles FeiGht ysass to . courss of education. During this period shs beoomes sn in timaas acquaintance ef Edith Hsndes- ! soa, . sister of hsr artist husband. Jack Hsndseson, and on her invitation, visits the H~ndesson mansion to spend the holidays e Ma Lncy Ashton. whers che mssas her husband and an ends wsu. xiss xaddesu's support in the play is sxeeIlsnt throughout, but ). J. Hsrn- doo, e Jsthso Barter and Harry ". Emmeet, e Proiessne Philandes fotts. bsing worthy of special mention. Aiss Maddesn's rendering of Maybe you would but doubt it," ]" was exceptionally swset, and elieitsd most hearty encore irom the audience.
 The company will repeat Caprice this svsninS and On to-nosrow evening they viii play Froa-Fsou.